Complete Nintendo 64 Not For Resale Collection

The rarities I give aren't supposed to be relative to any other scale, they're mainly to show the difference in rarity between each cart in the set. If I had to compare though, a rarity of 10 in this video is currently about equal to Stadium Events for the NES and a rarity of 7 is a little rarer than than Clayfighter Sculptor's Cut for the N64. Each .5 step up/down is pretty significant.

Fun facts about the collection process:
1. I searched Ebay multiple times every single day (maybe a handful of off days) for the 2 years 7 months I worked on the set.
2. I owned 3 Ocarina of Time NFRs at one point.
3. I found the Banjo-Tooie NFR at my local antique store, the only NFR I've found in the wild.
4. The least I spent on one of the NFRs was for Perfect Dark which was found on Ebay for less than $10 then I used Ebay bucks to lower that to about $2.50 shipped. The most I spent was on DK64, $270.
5. The Pokemon Snap Blockbuster NFR was the final one I got and it took 1 year 25 days to acquire on its own.

Also, congrats to Swordless Link who has been working on this set too and finished his at about the exact time I did. He even went a step further and got the European version of Turok 2.

You can find NFR reviews for DK64, Majora's Mask, and Turok 2 on my channel. For the Jet Force Gemini written review go here: http://micro-64.com/features/jfgnfr.s...

Not all NFR games are rare kiosk demos. Check out this video to help distinguish the rare from the common:    • Not For Resale Video Games Explained